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Controversies over Boricua voter registration drives: Leaders accuse Puerto Rican Governor Sila Calderon of favoring Pataki

By Ana Maria Ramirez, Hoy, 16 July 2002. Translated from Spanish by Telesh Lopez.

Without the help of any New York Democratic Puerto Rican politicians, Puerto Rico Governor Sila Maria Calderon initiated a voter registration campaign on the Lower East Side. Democratic Puerto Rican leaders are wary of Calderon’s ties to Republican George Pataki. more>

Venezuelan New Yorkers debate unrest at home

By Ana Maria Ramirez, Hoy, 15 April 2002. Translated from Spanish by Telesh Lopez.

Many Venezuelans went to the consulate yesterday in midtown Manhattan some looking for information, others protesting Chavez’s return to power. All agreed that the president and all sectors must seek reconciliation and dialogue to resolve the country’s crisis. more>

The UN resolution to create a Palestinian state brings joy to Arabs living in New York

By Ana Maria Ramirez, Hoy, 14 March 2002. Translated from Spanish by Talesh Lopez.

Arab New Yorkers discuss the United States General Assembly and Security Council's sanction of a Palestinian state. more>

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